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The global boundaries for 2020 are set more generous, as nuclear power plants from Japan can faster be switched on and off, making it more difficult for models to capture |
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Variable:
Capacity|Electricity|Nuclear
Sources:
IAEA-PRIS
IAEA Estimates
Ember
Assumptions + data preparation:
max
thresholds only:Threshold definitions:
2020
min_red
global: -20% (min(Ember, PRIS-"operational")) ; regional: -40% (min(Ember, PRIS-"operational"))min_yel
global: -10% (min(Ember, PRIS-"operational")) ; regional: -20% (min(Ember, PRIS-"operational"))max_yel
global: +10% (max(Ember, PRIS-"operational")) ; regional: +20% (max(Ember, PRIS-"operational"))max_red
global: +20% (max(Ember, PRIS-"operational")) ; regional: +40% (max(Ember, PRIS-"operational"))2030
min_red
global: -10% ("operational" * 0.8) ; no regionalmin_yel
global: -5% ("operational" * 0.9) ; regional: -40% ("operational" * 0.8)max_yel
global: +5% ("operational" + "inactive (JPN)" + "construction" * 0.75) ;regional: +40% ("operational" + "inactive (JPN)" + "construction")
max_red
global: +10% (461 GW (high IAEA 2030 estimate)) ; no regionalData Sources:
https://pris.iaea.org/PRIS/CountryStatistics/CountryStatisticsLandingPage.aspx (2024-07-16)
https://www-pub.iaea.org/MTCD/Publications/PDF/RDS-1-44_web.pdf
https://ember-climate.org/data-catalogue/yearly-electricity-data
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